i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.ex express brenda: predictions. gary b, you are up. >> iran got a little smackdown in the u.n. like that is going to make a big difference. we are still going to need missiles. buy raytheon. it is up 50% in a year. brenda: pat, you like it? >> no, it is fairly valued at best. brenda: toby? >> the environmentalists have determined that our toilet paper is too thick and if we went to european style life would be good. i say buy proctor and gamble. they make very soft and cushy toilet paperment brenda: gary b, you like that is >> i like this prediction in every way, shape and form. brenda: pat, your prediction? >> shape and form toilet paper not going there. philip morris. everybody is always hitting this stock but one of the best performers the last several decades. 8% yield. brenda: toby? >> if it is up 40% i will personally eat a carton of cigarettes. i think it is a great stock but 20% at most. brenda: prop man. >> brenda, tom delay on "dancing with the stars." aluminum fourth place.

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why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-- i'm your only employee. we're gonna start using fedex to ship globally-- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonna be huge. good morning! you know business is a lot like football... i just don't understand... i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex express >>> and we welcome you to "power lunch" for this thursday. i'm bill griffeth. stocks have been higher today although we're coming off the highs now. roughly 30 of the s&p 500 companies have been at new 52-week highs today. goldman sachs, google and apple among some we'll be talking about. >> we begin with breaking news. >> straight to steve liesman. >> thank you, michelle. the federal reserve out with its flow of funds report for the second quarter which tallies household, corporate and government debt. it shows household increased. this is the first gain since '07 and household debt falling 1.5% in the second quarter. how did we get here? mortgage debt fell 1.5%.

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i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally. dallas cowboys play their first regular-season game in their new, billion dollar stadium. it's against the giants on sunday night football. darren rovell is live at the stadium to give us a tour of what some are calling the most unique stadium ever built. is it that, darren? >> it's amazing and i'm glad i got the cheerleaders out of here so i can concentrate on what i'm saying here. they say everything's bigger in texas and this is no exception. there are so many incredible parts of it. let's give you a bit of a tour. we'll start with the exterior. they have glass, okay, 86-foot high glass, the exterior wall of this stadium. then, there's the weather proof part of it. this stadium features the largest retractable roof in the world. it's a tremendous structure. you've never really seen anything like this. and how about the largest hd monitor in the world that stands between the 20 yard lines. it's got a lot of preseason course because a punter hit it. aside from the 80,000 seats, there

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i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.edex express bill: culture warrior segment tonight, a viewer warning some explicit tape in the next segment. we have edited some of it cnn has rejected a peta add starring pamela anderson. here is the edited version. ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: it was supposed to run at the airports on a little cnn thing that nobody watches. with us now cowell temperature warriors -- culture warriors gretchen carlson and margaret hoover. i noticed she has gloves on which i hope they are not leather. this ad, again, telling people not to buy clothing made out of animal skin. you say? >> how about this is supposed to be for the ethical treatment of animals. not ethical treatment of that man for instance she was whipping him and pushing him around. bill: oh yeah? do you think he objected to it? >> i don't know. >> this is peta's schtick. this is not first time they have used nudity. they have entire blogs online about all theny nudity they have a tv streaming online. bill: this is what they do to get attention. >> they k

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.edex express bill: last night, president clinton. >> a hard-core right-wing republican party took over their party. in the late 1970's. we have become more partisan and polarized. i remember i was kidding newt gingrich the other day. you know, we are out of politics, so we can be nice to each other now. we were at the portrait and dealing of senator trent lott, and the worst thing he ever said is that i was a spoiled brat, but newt gingrich said i was the enemy of normal americans. bill: newt gingrich, who has a new dvd with his wife called "rediscovering god." this is becoming a big deal, this inwardness factor. i have been doing this 13 years, and i guess i am the poster boy of rudeness. i am the problem here, ladies and gentlemen, but what we try to do is have a vigorous debate. once in awhile, we will get a little rude, but i did not hear this from the media when they were kicking the daylights out of bush and cheney. >> when several dozen democrats were borrowing -- booing preside

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex express >> and now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. new york governor david paterson is firing back at the obama white house after reports came out that obama does not want paterson to run for election next year. the governor said "they haven't exactly been able to govern in the first year of their administration the way the other administrations have." the governor said he was not demeaning president obama's record. another one of the president's czars is in hot water for past comments. federal communication commission czar mark lloyd said hugo chavez led an incredible revolution and lloyd tells "the washington times" his comment was misinterpreted. another comment raising eyebrows was lloyd speaking about the need to remove white people from the media to give minorities a chance "unless we are conscious to have more people of color and gays and other people in those positions, we won't change the problem, but we're in a position where you have to say who is go

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.edex express >>> welcome back to "the ed show." "psycho talk" time tonight on a friday. senator john ensign, it's nutty enough he's trying to put amendments about czars on the senate finance committee bill, but this is even more wing nut. he's in with the tenthers, that's right. he says anybody who believes in the constitution will be able to get out of any requirement to buy health insurance. >> some people hold the constitution pretty high in their lives. if they believe this thing is unconstitutional and they then say i'm not -- i choose not to have health insurance, i'm not going to buy it, we could be subjecting those very people who conscientiously because they believe in the u.s. constitution, we should take this thing very, very seriously and consider what we are doing to the american people who are going to be protesting. some people may even do this just out of conscious, drop their health insurance and want to take this thing on. >> hmm. seems like he's been influenced quite

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i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex express >>> welcome back. with the market up 54 points we are back with our guest host. our guest host manages $650 billion of assets. investors are getting into core fixed income and quality equities. we are back with mark fetting, chairman and ceo of legg mason. mark, how do you increase assets? how do you move the company to the next level as you are seeing a lot of competition circling around you? >> absolutely. the starting engine is performance, to deliver for your clients. some of our managers have had long-term numbers of excellence, short-term numbers are not that good. you are seeing clients respond to that in a way that flows following. that has been very beneficial to us. >> where are you seeing the most successful sectors or funds that are under your umbrella right now? >> i think consistent with the basic investor whether it is institutional or retail they are more risk averse. they are comming back to the market with bond. our bonds area with core plus strategy we

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.ex express >>> the aarp booth at minnesota state fair taking a kernel poll. that's the republican booth waiting in line for obama care. health care is a big issue. we're back with the senator from minnesota and ben nelson, two democrats. i want to move to another issue. also an issue is the h1n1 flu virus. there have been 4h students sent home from here because of confirmed cases. to you first. are you confident that the administration has a plan in place to deal with this as america goes back to school? >> they do have a plan, but everyone knows that there's going to be challenges, and i think they've been very good about getting out front about the challenges, the fact that the regular flu vaccine is more targeted to seniors and others, the fact that the new h1n1 vaccine really has to go first to kids and to pregnant women. so there's -- i talked to some of our health officials in smaller counties with their education challenges ahead. the admission made it clear and has been clear i

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.ly tonight, we followed the acorn story from the very beginning here on fox news channel. but finally, as has been the case with other stories, other networks and media organizations are catching up. and now it appears the story is growing. >> when i ran for office in nevada, i found myself 50,000 votes behind in the polls. but acorn helped me get the extra votes i needed. [ laughter ] thank you, acorn. >> as a knock artist entrepreneur i bring in a lot of money, mostly cash. i thought i owed $200,000 in taxes. acorn said i owed nothing. thank you, acorn. [phone ringing] >> oh, i got to take this call. it's am my winehouse. >> acorn. we'll help you get away with stuff. bret: wasn't us. we will see if chris asks about that. that

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i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.express bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington. we at this point tonight with our pal glenn beck from new york. he has a new book coming out next tuesday. check it out. recently the democratic national committee spent some money on this ad. >> how many does that make now? we decided to count them up. there is the drug czar, then there is the intelligence czar. the economic czar, border czar, homeland security terrorism czar, the regulatory czar, technology czar, the car czar and now the cyber czar. bill: all right. here is beck again. so, you know, a whole political ad. >> i don't know if they know this. i'm not running for anything. i mean, i saw that. i was watching tv and i saw it on tv and i'm like what, am i running for office? what is that? bill: but, wait, they want to marginalize you, the democratic party does, because you are doing some damage to president obama. but that was a pretty good ad because bush did have a lot of czars,

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i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally.fedex express they can let me tell you i want to watch the "huckabee" because you get to hear an incredible array of guests at the next one. he has been a giant of country i told you before the show by late father probably wouldn't care that much that i became governor of my state or ran for president out of television show but what would have impressed and amazingly it is for him to know i stood next to you with a guitar in my hand to make enough something geeky than i got through it out of that state one time. well, i was led out that they welcomed me back later. so i love arkansas state and arkansas loves you. but the country does. you have had a career of over 56 years they can hit record after hit record and i guess one of the things evil have been amazed by, you have had your tough times. >> i tried my best to ruin every chance i had coming out. but somehow i didn't achieve or ruin it all together. and i got great fans. rate country music fans, and they are loyal, they're stuck w

i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow internationally. express bill: impact segment tonight, president obama has been quite clear saying rudeness in the political discourse is hurting the nation. last night president obama picked up on that. >> since the hard core right wing of the republican party took over their party in the late 1970s, we have become more partisan and polarized. i remember i was kid kidding newt gingrich the other day we are out of politics we can be nicer to each other. we were at senator lott's portrait inviting the worst thing that trent lott ever said i was a spoiled brat. newt once said i was the enemy of normal americans. with us now newt gingrich who hosts a new dvd with his wife called "rediscovering god in america to our heritage." this this is now becoming a big deal this rudeness factor. i have been doing this 13 years. i guess i'm the poster boy for rudeness. i guess i'm the problem here, ladies and gentlemen. but, what we try to do here is vigorous debate. once in a while we get a little rude. i never hear